Writing to Persuade
I stopped posting here regularly after I went to work at the Boston […]
Category: journalism
Encryption for journalists
Foreign correspondents have gotten rarer, and their work has gotten harder. Journalists working […]
Michael Massing thinks you’re bland and boring
Michael Massing is assessing and mostly assailing digital journalism in a three-part series […]
Digital media is a bugle
I was involved in an online debate about the sale of Re/code, a […]
Net Neutrality, John Oliver and the future of news
In What Reporters Need to Know About Covering Net Neutrality, I highlight some […]
Can newsletters replace newspapers?
I have for years argued with friends that the only model which works […]
Forgiving Jayson Blair
I’ve been thinking about forgiveness a lot recently. I interviewed Amy-Jill Levine, a […]
Does doing good do any good?
We know the world isn’t flat, but spiky. Whether we can do things […]
Pass for the press
The press pass seems like a badge of honor. Freelancers, especially, seem to […]